Gerard Way said, “one day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it’s worth watching.”

When the good lord calls me home and my life flashes before my eyes, I want the movie to be a joy to watch. It will probably be the last earthly event I do, and man I hope it is good. Will your movie be one of joy or regret? Will there be things left undone and forgiveness you didn’t give, or forgiveness you didn’t ask for?

Here is the great great news – If you are reading this blog, you still have time. It may be years, months, or only a few hours but you do have time. I had a friend of mine pass away recently and he had things to do, people to call, dreams to live for, goals to achieve and children’s weddings to attend and grandchildren to hold but he didn’t get the chance. God doesn’t (it’s a good thing) give us a date and time when we are to be called home. If he did, we wouldn’t be able to get out of bed.

2nd Corinthians 5:8 refers to leaving this body and being instantly in the presence of God. It’s in the twinkling of an eye. I don’t know how fast that is, but it sounds quick. The point is, we need do all we can while we are alive to make sure when our movie plays, and it will play, we have a smile on our face because we know we did life right. KT